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SOUTHPORT WHITE GLOBE 
(112 days) 
A perfect globe, large and very solid. 
One of the best for storing over winter. 
Sells well in any market, especially if 
harvested as soon as ready and dried in 
the shade so as to preserve its white- 
ness. Heavy users of onions like hotels, 
restaurants, ete., buy S. White Globe 
whenever they can get it. Our seed is of 
the highest quality and if you will try 
you will find it is the best and for less. 
Pkt. 10c; oz. 40c; lb. $4.20, prepaid. 
You can order all seeds priced at 
40 cents per ounce or over in quarter 
and half ounce lots at ounce rate. Quar- 
ter and half pounds at pound rate. Me 
pounds or over at 10 pound rate. 
pounds or over at 100 pound ~ate, 

DE GIORGI BROTHERS CO. 

SOUTHPORT YELLOW 
GLOBE ONION (114 days) 
Perfectly round, solid, fine grained of 
mild flavor, with deep golden yellow skin. 
Extra good keeper and a ready seller in 
all markets, especially so in the Hast. 
The seed we offer is raised in the Hast by 
a grower of long years of experience who 
specially selects this seed from large per- 
fectly shaped, well colored and solid 
bulbs, well cured and ripened, carefully 
avoiding all thick necked ones. Pkt. 10c; 
oz. 35c; Ib. $3.80. 
Do you know that we are the actual 
growers of many seeds we sell? 

YELLOW GLOBE DANVERS (114 days)— 
Quite globular in shape entirely free from 
thick necks, heavily productive. Pkt. 10c; oz. 
30c; lb. $3.00. 
GROWING LARGE ONIONS 
To grow fancy, extra large onions, sow 
the seed of Prizetaker or Valencia in a 
cold frame about Feb. Ist. Keep the frost 
out by covering the frames with sashes 
before you sow as well as after sowing. 
When the plants are 6 in. high and about 
as thick as a pencil, they are ready to be 
set out. Clip the tops about one-third. 
Also the roots if too long, to avoid doub- 
ling up of roots when setting. Plant in 
rows foot apart and 6 in. apart in the 
row. Use a “dibble” with ten pegs nailed 
6 in. apart. Set the plants in holes made 
by the “dibble” about an inch deep. 
ONION EARLY BEAUTY (97 days) 
EXTRA EARLY—HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE 
Weeks ahead of other Onions in earliness and ready for 
market at a time when other onions are the size of marbles. 
Bulbs very large and almost a globe in shape, slightly flat- 
tened on top. The skin is dark, rich yellow, adhering firmly. 
to the bulb, making it conspicuously clean and neat. Early 
Beauty Onion was on exhibit in one of the large local grocery 
stores together with many other onions, that we grew, for 
comparison and for trial. Early Beauty was unanimously 
pronounced to be the choicest of all. The appearance of the 
bulb is such that at first sight anyone can see that it is a 
very solid onion, and one that has long keeping qualities. 
Karly Beauty ripens evenly and being highly attractive in 
appearance and matured long before other onions are ready, 
it is readily salable at top prices on any market. Early Beauty 
will make money for the grower—that has been proven. Pkt. 
10c; oz. 40c; 1 lb. $4.20. 

ONION EARLY BEAUTY 
A local grower regarded here by all who know him as 
one of the best gardeners in our locality grew for a trial in 
1929 our Early Beauty Onion. He says this: That onion of 
yours is certainly the thing. Had I planted my few acres all 
with this onion, the way the prices were this year, I could 
have easily made ten thousand dollars. 

on quantity lots. 
All Postpaid 
Ib. 
White Onion Sets.....$0.20 $0.40 
Red Onion Sets..... eo 20 40 
Ib. CARROT GOLD GOIN 
is weeks ahead in earliness, the 
roots of just right size. Makes 
Yellow Sets ........ 20 40 money for the grower. 
ONION SILVER SKIN (100 days) 
SAME AS WHITE PORTUGAL—An early, flat, silvery 
white variety, without a flaw. Good keeper, retaining its fine 
white color much better than Barletta or any other pickling 
sort. 1 Ib. $4.00; 5 Ibs. or over $3.80 per Ib. 
We are harvesting at this time your Early Beauty Onion. 
This seed, planted under precisely same conditions as three 
other early varieties from other seedmen, proved itself the 
better. A nice bulb admired by all. It is all you claim for 
it, etc. From a customer in New Jersey. 
